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OK, adding photos of my Yaesu FT-1000MP Mark V Field's mod. The first is the whole circuit board, followed by the resistor in its original spot and the 2nd where you need to move it.
After you do this you have to get into menu 9-9 and move from USA to "general".
Then you're done
Well, I picked up two nice MC-60 Kenwood mics under the impression they'd work on my Yaesu.
THEY DON'T!! hahaha
Anyone explain where to find a good rewire chart?
Thanks!!!
My Smokey & the Bandit wanna be 1978 Z/28 in 1997.
Conditions were great that year as you can see on my 148GTL is on 38LSB. I worked Hawaii from my car in Seattle, WA!
It was a brand new out of the bag stock mic. I'll take this sucker apart and take a look at that mic trace. It is at least 6 years old now!
Thank you for the tip, Eldorado!
(Terminus Eldorado by Ted Nugent now in my brain).
So my good ol' Quad 6 has stopped working.
When I key up, it looks like I'm keying and unkeying rapidly, about twice a second. Chunk chunk chunk chunk.
It is unmodified and I've tried a brand new mic and it didn't change things. I've reset it via the software.
Any ideas?
This isn't CB related but I bought my first shortwave radio from Radio Shack. It was a DX-375 and had no sideband and only tuned in 5kHz steps but it was what I could afford. It was $99 and it is what got me bit by the radio bug way back in 1992.
I moved on to bigger and better things but even...
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